has anyone purchased aftermarket seat covers. i have light interior and bought a set off line and they dont fit. wondering if anyone knew of a place to get a set for a reasonable price.

 

I just installed a set of Coverking covers, I chose their "neosupreme" fabric. The head rests seem too big and loose.
The seat back and bottom are nice enough and fit well, and the center console covering is tight but a few exposed edges of the white foam liner makes it look cheap.

They're nice enough for $150 shipped and will protect the original seats and covers. My biggest concern was sliding in and out of the truck and wearing out the drivers side seat bolster.

 

Wet Okole is the best I have used.

 

Wet Okole are awesome I lived in Hawaii got to see their plant, very nice and have been in several vehicles that have had them. They do run a little on the $$$ side though. My buddy has them in camo in his 05 150.

 

I've looked at seat covers because my seats are a light color, I have young kids, etc. The dealer told me not to get seat covers that cover the seat backs on the front seats due to the side air bags. Anyone know if Wet Okole or others account for that in their design? Just curious. I'm going to email them if no one here has personal experience/knowledge.

 

My Coverking set has flaps for the side air bags on the seats.
They also include the head rests and the center console pieces.
8 pieces in all for the front seat row.... 3 per seat and 2 for the center console.

 

just a thought do these seats have side airbags installed in them ??

 

My front seats in my STX (40/20/40 seats) has them it seems, there is a tag sewn on the side of the seat with 'airbag' printed on it.

 

thanks for the info BrokeVW i would say if you a going to put seat covers on you better check first

 

have some precisionfit covers should be here in the next few days. ill post back when there here. have a set on the wrangler fit great, hopefully the same for the 50

 

Yes, that's why I asked.

 

Looking to get some neoprene seat covers myself for my newly aquired 10 Fx4screw, but my seats also have the seat air bags. Is there a company out there that makes the neoprene covers than can me used for these seats??? Been seriously looking at the wet okole covers as i've heard they are the best in the biz.. suggestions???

 

Just found the answer to my own question, Wet okole does offer seat covers for seats with air bags! One of the only in the industy to do so! Just have to specify during the ordering process! You can also order free color product samples directly from their website! Hope this helps..

 

Did you even read the thread you posted in?



Included in the base price of the Coverking covers are any flaps for the airbags, the center console base and back covers, and both head rests. If you have pass-through belts on the seats, they will work with those as well.

If the seat flips up or lays down or opens (as in the case of the center console), the covers (mine anyway) allow the seat to still function as factory.

One reason I went with Coverking over Wet Okole is because neoprene can get hot, and Coverking offers a neoprene fabric minus the rubber. I had samples of each material sent to me and checked them for resistance to burns, spills, and I also checked to see how well they would pass air.

Neoprene will hold water (sweat) without letting it pass through, it does not breathe at all. This means it'll get hot on your back in no time, and if you sweat heavily, it'll run down the back or pool up on the seat bottom.

The "neosupreme" from Coverking is neoprene minus the rubber layer, which makes it feel nice like neoprene on the surface without the uncomfortable heat and wetness you experience when sitting on a wet suit.
Instead of water or sweat beading up and sitting, the neosupreme will wick the moisture out along the surface. I didn't get much to pass THROUGH the material, but it quickly wicked the water out along the material away from the spill.... this means you won't sit in your own sweat.

My covers both came with pockets on the back of the seats, something Wet Okole charges an extra $20 for.

The Covering pricing was also better.